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Normal People 

This is an ironic sketch about a weekend day at the dacha. The characters, instead of the usual alcoholic feast, opt for active recreation and strength training: instead of a hangover, they have muscle pain; instead of glasses, they have weights and pull‑up bars.
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This is an ironic sketch about a weekend day at the dacha. The characters, instead of the usual alcoholic feast, opt for active recreation and strength training: instead of a hangover, they have muscle pain; instead of glasses, they have weights and pull‑up bars.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Oleg Zakharov
Written By:Oleg Zakharov, Evgeny Bochkarev
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Runtime:5 minutes
Studio:AURUMfilm

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